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Deutsche Welle01/06/2026Sport

Germany's DFB Director Proposes 'Training Compensation' to Combat Player 'Nation-Hopping'

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Germany's DFB Director Andreas Rettig is concerned about young talents with migrant backgrounds opting to play for other nations.
He proposes a 'training compensation' system to reward domestic development and discourage 'nation-hopping'.

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Germany's DFB Director Andreas Rettig is concerned about young talents with migrant backgrounds opting to play for other nations. He proposes a 'training compensation' system to reward domestic development and discourage 'nation-hopping'.

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